Here's a quick look at a handful of news items in one easy click!
Schools across Idaho are participating in a statewide parent engagement survey. This survey gives you the chance to share your input on several topics to help measure how Cassia schools are doing in meeting your needs. The survey only takes a few minutes and your responses are anonymous. They will be critical in helping us identify opportunities to maximize satisfaction, engagement, and communication. You only have until May 17 to respond!
Budgets aren't always the most fun conversations and persentations, but they are critical to success of any entity. We love to share info about how and why we budget and how we get through the year. Take a look at these slides!
It's the season for changes! Read about two admin changes to Burley elementary schools.
Trustees met for their monthly March meeting. Here are a few details about their discussions.
Idaho law stipulates immunizations for public school students. School nurses tell you why it's a good idea. We also provide links to important information about public health.
The title says it all. Where is the Cassia School District headed, how do we get there and what do we want it to look like? Strategic planning has begun and hopes to answer these questions. Watch Dr. Shank explain it!
When's the last time you checked out our Tech Center? Make it right now! Watch the video to learn how you or your student can benefit from tech programs.
Oakley High School has $20K in technology thanks to Mrs. Hitt and her STEM project that looks at issues around vaping. She's now the Idaho finalist in a national contest.
Want to know how your school is doing as they serve your student? Click this link to learn more.
Mr. Wray, VP at BHS, has been awarded 2019 Assistant Principal of the Year designation from the state administrators association. This is quite an achievement and we join the congratulations!
A joint partnership between Cassia and Minidoka school districts have a first in the nation machine operator's apprenticeship. Take minute to learn how our school districts are working to prepare students beyond the classroom.
Talking about suicide is no small matter. Click the link in the article for some expert advice on how to do it.
Getting Vaccinated isn't just something we hope parents will do, it's the law. Check out this quick video that explains why.
